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I feel like you should seek professional help and not rely on anyone on Twitter for help. Every human makes mistakes and every human deserves to feel safe. You can both forgive and realize you won't feel safe again. There isn't one way this can go, but many. Time apart is good, but please seek a therapist to help you process this, and then you can figure out what's best for you.
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Absolutely. I don't think it's understandable that male children should get less mercy as you say.
Just cuz the child is a male doesn't mean that he's that much more of a rapist or whatever the logic there would be. When children sexually assault other children it is a huge indicator they are also being sexually assaulted. That is not a gendered fact. There are different thought processes or motivators at play depending on the situation/child. But I've not seen any evidence indicating much difference in the reenactment of abuse between children based on sex or gender.
I'm not an expert in the field but I have unfortunately seen situations like this. Every single time it came to light that the assaulting child was also being abused themselves or was witnessing abuse. I have seen more assaulting children be male in my experience but I don't believe that is statistically relevant, just more my anecdotal experience.
Again. This isn't just a pass for the assaulter. I just happen to believe that children are not usually self created monsters. They are often acting out because they are victims as well. Compassion I believe is warranted. They need help too. That help should probably encompass addressing the abuse they perpetrated but that is out of my scope. Seek the advice of a professional if you or someone you know is dealing with these matters.
Putting it like that yeah sounds terrible, and I know I sadly can't give the whole situation, but in case you haven't read the post, her family has been abusive to her, mistreated her, still do, and are rooted in every problem and insecurity she has.
Is it really that bad that I want her to stay away from them? Seeing that they aren't any good for her and constantly bring her down.